Have anyone have Trouble with lag on the while playing SSF2 Turbo HD Remix on the PS3??
While jumping forward(Roundhouse or Fierce) it dosn’t connect, I know the USB Sat Pad is ment for PC…
Have anyone have Trouble with lag on the while playing SSF2 Turbo HD Remix on the PS3??
While jumping forward(Roundhouse or Fierce) it dosn’t connect, I know the USB Sat Pad is ment for PC…
Depends on the manufacturer of the USB controller.
Not all are created equally.
A lot of the USB “Saturn” pads that have turned up within the past 18 months are counterfeits/bootlegs. They used the same molds used for the legitimate Saturn pads made 5-6 years ago for PC/Mac but substituted inferior parts. That’s why they break down so often. Real Sega pads tend to last for a very long time as long as you treat them well and don’t mash on them hard.
As for problems working on PS3, it’s a USB pad and PS3 is compatible with most USB pads. (USB adapters for controllers are a different matter. Some work well, others have… issues on the PS3. Most are okay, though.) I’ve never had problems in the pad with the USB Saturn pads I’ve got. I mostly use them for the Mac but play exclusively with joysticks on the PS3 now…
You should ask in this thread: http://shoryuken.com/f177/official-sega-saturn-pc-ps2-control-pad-thread-163928/
I have a lot of problems playing STHD on PS3, full stop.
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buy a converter box and get the actual saturn controller. Those bootlegs ones last only a couple of weeks, months if you’re lucky.
The two I have work perfectly. Would you perhaps be interested in buying one off me?
Here’s a video review of the ones I have.
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I got Sega pads (Saturn and Genesis) that took beatings lesser pads crumble afterwards.
I got one pad that was labed “SOLD AS” and labled as “Junk” and all it was is some crud under the rubber domes and a pop spring from a shoulder tac switch that was poped in place. the pad now works as if it was new.
Agreed. I think the Sega Saturn pads I nabbed was worth every penny.